Son of former Canucks forward searching for his father's jersey
The son of a former Canucks forward is searching for his father's jersey to commemorate his time with Vancouver.
In an interview with CityNews Vancouver, Court Lalonde, the son of former Canucks forward Bobby Lalonde, who spent seven seasons with the team, is looking for his father's jersey.
Court Lalonde says that his family has hockey cards of his father during his time in the National Hockey League but would like to reunite him with a jersey from his time with the Vancouver Canucks.
Bobby Lalonde was selected in the second round, 17th overall by the Vancouver Canucks in the 1971 NHL Amateur Draft and was with the team until the end of the 1976-77 season, before signing with the Atlanta Flames as free agent.
Bobby's son says that he's willing to pay for his father's jersey just so that the family has something to commemorate his time with the Vancouver Canucks and while he's found people that have one in their collection, they're not willing to part with it at this time.
During Bobby Lalonde's time with the Vancouver Canucks, he was beloved by fans and had some of the best seasons of his NHL career with the organization that drafted him. In 353 games with Vancouver, Lalonde had 189 points (72 goals, 117 assists), 185 penalty minutes and was a minus-59.
Source: CityNews Vancouver
Former Vancouver Canucks' player's son hunts for his dad's jersey
| POLL | ||
Did you ever get a chance to watch Bobby Lalonde play in-person for the Canucks? | ||
| Yes | 104 | 48.8 % |
| No | 89 | 41.8 % |
| I wasn't born when Lalonde played | 20 | 9.4 % |
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